SED Ayanokoji: Chess Feat

SED Ayanokoji: Chess feat made by : scd_scal489 Well, this document serves to explain the feats of this version of Ayanokoji, shown in Chapter 12, which are related to calculation skills and chess. Clarification A character will be as intelligent as the writer wants. quote “In my early years, I relied solely on my cognitive abilities to calculate the best possible moves while discarding unnecessary ones. This allows me to perform calculations at a rapid pace, easily reaching up to hundreds to thousands moves per second at lowest. However, due to my perfect memory, such calculations are no longer necessary. I have memorized every single move... Well, that's not entirely accurate. It wouldn't be fair to say that I have memorized every possible move in chess, considering that games can theoretically go on indefinitely. That's why I've sacrificed a small portion of my consciousness to create a perpetual mental chess game within my mind. In this perpetual state, I continuously memorize all available moves up to the current turn, then proceed to memorize all possible moves in the next turn, repeating this process indefinitely. During the actual match, it feels as if I'm not playing chess in the present moment, but rather recalling moves I have already played out mentally. My chess prowess is no longer about skill or calculation, but rather the flawless execution of these pre-memorized and simulated moves.” Feats 1. "This allows me to perform calculations at a rapid pace, …